Different hanabilah ulema gave different curriculums. For example, sheikh ahmad quaymi says to study all the small texts before moving on to Rawd Al Murbi. Some like sheikh Mutlaq al Jasir says that such number of books aren’t necessary, rather one can study 4 books and reach Faqih level in the mdhab
the rule of thumb for studying the sharia of Allah is to memorize moton and "rules" which is like a sentence that apply to so many cases for example "al darorat tobeh al mahdorat" the necceisity makes haram halal like when someone is lost in a desert and he finds a farm he can eat from it then give the money to the owner later
Another book that's good as well is Umdatul Fiqh by ibn Qudama (may Allah have mercy on him)
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Different hanabilah ulema gave different curriculums. For example, sheikh ahmad quaymi says to study all the small texts before moving on to Rawd Al Murbi. Some like sheikh Mutlaq al Jasir says that such number of books aren’t necessary, rather one can study 4 books and reach Faqih level in the mdhab
the rule of thumb for studying the sharia of Allah is to memorize moton and "rules" which is like a sentence that apply to so many cases for example "al darorat tobeh al mahdorat" the necceisity makes haram halal
like when someone is lost in a desert and he finds a farm he can eat from it then give the money to the owner later
@@iymuslim it seems that one is practical and the other theoretical.